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DOI: 10.1080/00131725.2018.1385274
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Learning From Others: Developing Preservice Teachers’ Workplace Skills

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“…Although all the teachers join teacher professional development, they still have grades below the standard (Novozhenina & Pinzón, 2018). Likewise, in spite of being a member of a teacher forum, many teachers still score below the standard (Ammentorp & Madden, 2018). It is up to each teacher how to make the best use of existing facilities provided by the government which also has made various efforts to improve their competence by holding professional development and facilitating them to become members of the teacher forum.…”
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“…Although all the teachers join teacher professional development, they still have grades below the standard (Novozhenina & Pinzón, 2018). Likewise, in spite of being a member of a teacher forum, many teachers still score below the standard (Ammentorp & Madden, 2018). It is up to each teacher how to make the best use of existing facilities provided by the government which also has made various efforts to improve their competence by holding professional development and facilitating them to become members of the teacher forum.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%